Hello, Judy. Please understand that there is no past, present, or future tense in the Hebrew Scriptures. We can infer past or present or future by perfect and imperfect tenses, but prophesy...? It breaks a lot of the grammar rules. It can be fun as long as you don't get dogmatic about it.
 
 
Only Begotten" means "unique."
 
 
-- slade
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Subject: [TruthTalk] Why the Eternal Sonship of Christ Matters to Me

jt: Correction David. This is what I believe at this point but it did not come via the above three souls. It is what I see in the Bible. The only place I see a "Son" in all of the OT is in prophecy. It is always future tense. 
 
jt:  ...He is the ONLY begotten Son

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